Subject: Rule Change Suggestions
Hello Collegiate Cycling Conference Directors, Coaches and Riders. The
Collegiate Board of Trustees is soliciting suggestions for rule changes.
This year, we are moving to a bi-annual format where we will vote on rule
changes twice per year and publish the result of these votes so you can prepare
for upcoming rule changes. All changes will still go in effect January
1st when the new rule books are published.
The next rule change suggestion deadline is June 15th. If you have any
rule suggestion changes please send them to collegiaterules@...
using the proper format which
can be found in the current rulebook (Rule 7B3).
For example here is one rule change suggestion we are considering:
Rule Change Suggestion Submitted by Anne Spalding 0n May 30th
A) Cite the affected section of the Rules The current rule 7B3 needs to
be updated to include the new bi-annual rule change process. The purposed new
rule is:
B / C ) The language of the new rule will be:
Changes to the Rules. The Board of Trustees considers changes to the Rules once
twice per year; at road and mountain bike nationals. (i) To be
considered, a proposed rule change must be submitted prior to April 15th /
September 15th to the Chairperson by a Conference Director, acting on his or
her own behalf or on behalf of one or more Riders or other individuals. To be
considered, each proposed rule change must include (A) the affected section of
the Rules; (B) the language of the rule as then in effect; (C) the proposed
revision to the rule; and (D) an explanation of and justification for the proposed
rule change. (ii) The Board of Trustees will endeavor to publish to each
Conference between September 1 and September 15 twice per year; however
rules will not go into effect until January 1st all proposals submitted
prior to July 1. (iii) The Chairperson will accept feedback from Riders and
other individuals up to and including the earlier of October 31 and the
Collegiate Cycling Mountain Bike National Championship, and the Board of
Trustees will debate and vote on all proposed rule changes thereafter.
D)Justification: This rule change is being suggested to allow more time
for riders to be informed of upcoming rule changes. If road rules are submitted
and voted on in the spring then riders will have an entire season to act on
them before they are put into effect on January 1.